St Peters Cream Stout

Brewed by St Peters (UK)
Style: Stout
Bungay, England

Pint bottle from The Andersons General Store. Nice rich dark pour. Nice full bodied aroma of malt and smoke. Smooth and frothy on the tongue. Flavor was roasty malt and bitter chocolate. Nice lingering bitter aftertaste. It’s a nice sipper to relax with in the evening. I’d drink it again.

Thanks Funkybrewster! Pours black with a very nice silky creamy tan head. Great smokey, whisky, fresh cream, woody, roasted malt aroma. Oily whisky roasted flavor, some licorice, bitter ground coffee and wood splinters. Nice bitter dark chocolate finish. Medium/full body, oily,with average carbonation, softer big bubbles.

Getting notebook online. Bottle. I really like the bottle shape. Pours a creamy dark with a very little head. Aromas of chocolate fruity fragrance, very appetizing. Hits the roof of the mouth hard while feeling a little watery, flavors build as you go. Overall not too bad. Vary strong and full of flavor.

Good tan head on a dark stout with decent carbonation,aroma coffee,malt ,chocolate,hops,.Flavour coffee,chocolate,bitter,malt not strong,not very creamy,more bitter.Now I like bitter/sweet this is too much.Finish is bitter even salty,bit of a let down.

Bottle thanks to mmm///beer. Man thanks big time for this gem. First off, as I have said before I am simply a sucker for a nice English Stout, in my opinion they are some of the best beers in the world. This beer is proof positive. Pours a pure black color, some reddish light tries in to come through, but barely. A nice thick brown head tops the brew. A great aroma of rich brown sugar, roasted malts, hops, some fruit, and some smoky/meaty flavors too. The flavor is top notch; initial sweet chocolate and brown sugar flavors followed by a nice smooth fruitiness. Throughout the roasted malt flavors are dominant. Some vanilla and bitter hops in the finish. Milky and creamy flavors combine with a great creamy and full body to produce and awesome brew. Just great.

Pours with a very thin head. Very thin mouthful with that oily taste that comes with some stouts. Like a baby imperial stout without the complexity...but still a bit too strong to be a sessionable beer. lost between the cracks?? on the plus side it comes in a beautiful bottle...

Bottle 50cl @ home.
Clear dark brown color with a average to large, frothy - creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, beige head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, burnt, chocolate. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long to average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily - creamy and smooth, carbonation is soft. (100708)

Bottle. Jet black with a small tan head. Muted nose of booze and black licorice. Flavors of burnt coffee and slightly skunked malts. It actually tastes similar to a not-so-well-balanced American Imperial Stout, but without the alcohol burn.